Like Adolescence, Indian films and shows that mastered one-shot technique

Like Adolescence, Indian films and shows that mastered one-shot technique

It's not just challenging but also demanding for both the audience and the filmmakers to tell a story or a part of their story using a one-shot camera technique. With 'Adolescence' creating noise about the same, here's a list of Indian shows and films that make the best use of this style of camera movement.

The Heroes of Adolescence: DJI Ronin 4D, and Cooke SP3 32mm - Y.M.Cinema Magazine

The British TV drama Adolescence, directed by Philip Barantini and shot by cinematographer Matthew Lewis, boldly takes on the challenge of the one-shot format—a cinematic feat that demands precision, endurance, and technological finesse. At the heart of this immersive storytelling lies a technological hero: the DJI Ronin 4D, paired with a Cooke SP3 32mm lens. Together, they formed the creative and technical backbone of this visually seamless pro…

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